Landlord being foreclosed on.
I agree with my colleague's analysis; and yes, you must continue to pay rent or risk being evicted. If you do not have a written Lease you can...
Delray Beach, FL
Real estate Lawyer at Delray Beach, FL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Appeals
I agree with my colleague's analysis; and yes, you must continue to pay rent or risk being evicted. If you do not have a written Lease you can...
I agree with my colleagues. if your LAWYER is "confident," that is one thing; but if by "we" you mean YOU (and you have NO lawyer, and are just...
Interesting. And you say you NEVER lived here in Florida or had anything to do with real property in this state? If so, it MAY be possible,...
If your initial lease ended, was never formally renewed, and does not provide for some sort of "automatic" renewal (not likely) then you have realy...
As i'm sure my colleagues will explain, you probably should have moved the tenants possessions at the curb when the sherrifd served the writ. Now...
Although I'm not 100% sure of your use of the term "constructively evicted," in general, I have to agree with my colleagues analysis and his...
I agree, unfortunately, you have very little rights here, if any; and very little time. If you can't work something out with the LL, i would...
I agree with my colleague; it's not at all likely (maybe the legal fees, but I doubt it). You'll just have to come up with the funds someway, or...
It depends on your lease (which we obviously cant review on line). If you leave in a City with "no building code" the LL might have an obligation...
It depends on the terms of the Lease; and might even be considered a reasonable demand if the tenant has submitted "bad" checks previously. To...